Where do I find RSS feeds?
Not every website automatically has an RSS feed. By default, the blog system WordPress creates a feed. This can then be retrieved via the web address of the blog.
However, the easiest way is to look for the icon for RSS. Many websites refer explicitly to existing RSS feeds by displaying this symbol. These are usually also directly with the contributions. Thus, for example, only the contributions of a certain author or topic can be subscribed to.
If you want to call up the RSS feed with a browser, either click on the corresponding symbol or copy the URL of the feed and call it up in the address bar. Subsequently, the content of the feed is displayed in the current browser window. The user can then copy individual articles from the feed and paste them into the address bar to go directly to the article in its original length.
However, the easiest way is to look for the icon for RSS. Many websites refer explicitly to existing RSS feeds by displaying this symbol. These are usually also directly with the contributions. Thus, for example, only the contributions of a certain author or topic can be subscribed to.
If you want to call up the RSS feed with a browser, either click on the corresponding symbol or copy the URL of the feed and call it up in the address bar. Subsequently, the content of the feed is displayed in the current browser window. The user can then copy individual articles from the feed and paste them into the address bar to go directly to the article in its original length.
Updated on: 23/10/2023
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